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Ankita murder case: Demolition of resort may have destroyed crucial evidence, says former Uttarakhand DGP

Former Uttarakhand DGP Aloke B Lal has said that the hurry in the demolition of the resort in question in the Ankita Bhandari murder case must have destroyed crucial evidence.

Ankita murder case: Resort demolition may have destroyed crucial evidence, says U'khand ex-DGP

Ankita Murder case: 'It seems to me that the proper procedure of demolition of the so-called illegal resort was not followed in this case. Usually, a show-cause notice is issued before any such exercise is undertaken,' Lal told PTI in an exclusive interview on Tuesday.

Ankita Bhandari Case: 'Hurry In Demolition Of Resort May Have Destroyed Evidence,' Says Ex-Cop

"The main purpose behind the late-night action could be seen as the administration's over zealousness to project itself as effective. The action seems to have been aimed at gaining brownie points for quick action against the accused," Lal said.

Ankita Bhandari murder case: Demolition of resort destroyed crucial evidence, says former Uttarakhand police chief

Lal said the administration had destroyed the resort in a hasty fashion in order to appear as effective.

'Horrendously Wrong Decision': 134 Former Civil Servants to SC on Release of Bilkis Bano Convicts

In an open letter to the Supreme Court, the former servicemen and women, under the banner of the Constitutional Conduct Group, have raised categorical objections to the decision, calling upon the top court to reverse it.

'Withdraw 'Love Jihad' Ordinance': 100 Former Civil Servants Write to UP CM Adityanath

'Withdraw 'Love Jihad' Ordinance': 100 Former Civil Servants Write to UP CM Adityanath 'UP state, once known as the cradle of the Ganga-Jamuna civilisation, has become the epicentre of the politics of hate.' Uttar Pradesh chief minister Adityanath. Photo: Twitter/@myogiadityanath Communalism29/Dec/2020 New Delhi: More than 100 former civil servants have written an open letter to Uttar Pradesh chief minister Adityanath, urging him to withdraw the ‘illegal‘ and ‘atrocious’ ordinance his government has brought to supposedly curb ‘love jihad’ cases. ‘Love jihad’ is a term recently given credence in Indian law, and refers to an imaginary concept coined by the Sangh Parivar to refer to a non-existent conspiracy by Muslims to trap Hindu women into conversions through forced marriage.

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